Running with Rifles is a game that is perhaps a little too old school in its ideology. The method by which you have to setup a co-op match alone makes me feel like I should be using a 56k modem. Anton penned our written co-op review, but he also shared a few thoughts in video format, including a helpful "how to setup a co-op match" s...
Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide has taken an old idea and refined it for 2015. You can read our full review and find out what it does right to make it one of the best co-op games this year. If Evolve didn't satiate your need for some Left 4 Dead, then look no further and check out our video review below. ...
Toy Soldiers: War Chest brings the nostalgia and mashes together your favorite toys from the 80's into a living room battlefield. With their own take on tower defense, Signal Studios doesn't depart much from their formula but cranks the knob on the nostalgia.
We had our Assassin's Creed Unity Review hit earlier this week, so for those hard of reading here is the video review with some nice moving pictures.
We posted our written review earlier this week of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, but now we have the visual aids ready. Our video review explores the game just the same as our written but as the old mantra goes about a picture and words, etc etc. You get the idea.
Sunset Overdrive launches today on the Xbox One. Hopefully you've already taken the time to read our written review of the game, detailing both the single player and co-op content. But Sunset Overdrive is a very visual game, it's exploding with color and style and while words might adequately describe the technical merits of a game, seeing the game in motion paints a more accurate picture of its glamour and chaos.
Are you out there hunting moon foes and grabbing guns, guns, guns?? No, I'm not talking about Destiny, I'm talking about Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! You've read our written word review, now listen to the sweet, dulcet tones of Locke Vincent as he takes us on a journey of sight and sound in our video review. ...
By now you've read our co-op review for Divinity: Original Sin... What?! You haven't?! Well, fine, then sit yourself down for the televisual feast that is our co-op video review!
Today we're bringing you the video compendium for our Ryse: Son of Rome Co-Op Review. While streaming internet video doesn't do any game justice, you can get a good look at just how pretty the CRYENGINE powered action game is. We break down the game's campaign, combat and of course co-op mode in our latest video review.
We've already posted our extensive written review on the Xbox One, but sometimes it's good to see just how things behave in motion. That's where our video review comes into play. We've got an extensive 10 minute look at Microsoft's new console, the dashboard, the games, and its online features. Stop on in, take a look, and let us know what you think!
I have a love/hate relationship with Dragon's Crown. So does our own Andrew Gaskill. So might you. On the one hand, I’ve hardly been able to put the game down for days. On the other, I can’t stop complaining about it. Let’s start from the beginning....
Anarchy Reigns has finally made it stateside. This is a button mashing multiplayer brawler. You mash buttons and you brawl. That is the game's core concept. And when you think you've mashed all the buttons you can, and brawled your last brawl, something finally clicks, and the game gets rather awesome. Find out more in our Co-Op Review.
